Photofast Card Reader iPhone Dock
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Here is a useful accessory for your iPhone, the Photofast Card Reader iPhone Dock, that connects to your existing iPhone dock.
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Android 2.0 Donut gets Eee PC netbook install hack [Video]
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The plans of many official Android-based netbooks and Smartbooks may be on hold as companies tentatively measure the market, but if you’re desperate for a blast of Google’s open-source OS on your budget ultraportable then there are certainly ways to do it yourself.
Nokia Smartbook tipped to follow Booklet 3G in mid-2010
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A few days ago Nokia hadn’t a single netbook on their product sheet; now, according to DigiTimes’ mysterious sources, they’re set to enter not one but two budget ultraportable niches.
Sony PS3 Motion Controller Coming 2010
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Sony has confirmed that the Motion Controller for the Sony PS3 will be launching in spring next year, this would put Sony ahead of Microsoft’s Project Natal for the Xbox 360.
Sony PS3 Slim teardowns splay new console’s guts [Video]
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With Sony’s PS3 Slim showing up for sale all over, and word from the company themselves that retailers have been given the green light to begin swapping cash for consoles, it’s only right and fair that the trusty teardown teams begin their dismantling.
T-Mobile myTouch 3G gets celebrity endorsement [Video]
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Considered T-Mobile’s myTouch 3G but not yet convinced? The carrier understands your reticence, and so to swing things in their favor they’ve done the obvious thing and enlisted the help of Whoopi Goldberg.
Demon iPhone Case
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Here is another fun iPhone case, this one would be great for Halloween, the Demon iPhone Case. As you can see from the photos, the Demon iPhone Case features a fun Demon on the back, and it even features as set of horns, the coolest part of this fun iPhone case is that it glows in the dark.
Pilots Union calls for Li-Ion cargo ban over fire risk
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Lithium-ion batteries could soon be unwelcome in plane cargo holds, if the world’s largest pilots union has its way; in the wake of several explosions where bulk amounts of the batteries have caused fires, the organization is calling for a ban on their transport by plane.
EyeWriter lets you draw with the eyes
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Have you reserved your eyes for sight alone? Time you think otherwise. The Graffiti Research Lab, openFrameworks and The Ebeling Group have combined to give all paralytics, dystrophic and others with all abilities, a capability to draw with the eyes. Sounds weird to you? It did to me too as well.
Memup M26THD MP3 Player
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French electronic company Memup has launched a new MP3 player, the Memup M26THD. The Memup M26THD features a 2.6 inch TFT LCD display, it comes with 8GB of storage and it can playback the majority of video and music files including MP3, WMA, WMV, AVI, RM and MPEG4.
Antivirus to be last-minute add to OS X Snow Leopard?
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Does Snow Leopard include an anti-virus app along with all its other OS X improvements? That’s the question The Mac Security Blog are asking, having received tip-offs that disc images infected with a trojan were flagged up as dangerous by Safari.
Fujitsu developing RIKEN, fastest supercomputer in the world
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Our fast computing desires need computers that are frontline of current processing capacity. To make things simple – supercomputers is what I mean.
Sony Blu-ray recorders pack up to 2TB HDD
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Sony Japan have unveiled their latest range of Blu-ray recorders, and since there’s no such thing as too much storage they’ve also thrown hard-drives inside the five new models too.
Nokia Releasing ARM Based Smartbook in 2010
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Earlier this week we saw the Nokia Booklet 3G, now Digitimes is reporting that Nokia is set to launch a Smartbook next year. According to DigitTimes, the Nokia Smartbook will be ARM based, and Nokia are soon to settle orders with Taiwan based handset makers for this new Smartbook.
Wooden Speakers With Built In Digital Clock
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Here is a useful accessory for your iPhone, iPod or Mp3 player, the Evergreen DN-WSP1802 and DNWSP1406 wooden speakers. What sets there speakers apart from most of the wooden version we have seen before is that they feature a built in digital clock, which is displayed though the wood.
LEGO Mindstorms NXT robot tailored to solve Sudoku puzzles
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I have never managed to solve a Sudoku puzzle beyond the easy stage without a help. I maybe dumb at it, but I guarantee there are many like me out there. No issues guys, we have this, specially made LEGO Mindstorms NXT robot that confidently solves the Sudoku puzzle, out and ready to help us.
Augmented Reality app for iPhone 3GS makes it to App Store [Video]
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With augmented reality (AR) taking off as smartphone hardware ramps up to support the sort of real-time processing they demand, it’s about time the first such app for the iPhone made it through to Apple’s App Store.
The Eraser Brush
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Sometimes the simplest designs are the best, this is definitely one of those occasions, and I cant believe no one has thought of this idea before, the Eraser Brush. A genius idea if ever we saw one!
MSI Wind U150 touchscreen Windows 7 netbook confirmed, plus AMD Yukon U210
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MSI have confirmed previous leaks that they are developing a convertible touchscreen netbook that will run Windows 7 on Intel’s upcoming Pine Trail chipset. The MSI Wind U150 will take on ASUS’ Eee PC T91; however there’s some confusion as to when it might arrive.
British steam car finally topples the world land speed record
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It stood there for over a century – the 127mph world land speed record that American Fred Marriot had managed in 1906.
WonderMedia SmartFrame supports IPTV, Windows 7 “Play To” streaming
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We’ve been historically harsh on digital photo frames here at SlashGear, callously tossing out anything that lacks wireless connectivity.
Sony E-Series Walkman
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As well as launching the new Sony S-Series Walkman, Sony unveiled another new model yesterday, the Sony E-Series Walkman.
Top 10 Bestsellers Netbooks and Laptops of the Moment
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1. ASUS Eee PC 1005HA-PU1X-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook – 10.5 Hour Battery Life by Asus Price: $378.00 2. ASUS Eee PC 1005HA-PU1X-BU 10.1-Inch Blue Netbook – 10.5 Hour Battery Life by Asus Price: $377.99 3.
Sony’s new “Daily Edition” reader
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Section: Gadgets / Other, Household, Web, Downloads Looking to complete the Reader family of eBooks, Sony released the new Daily Edition reader with AT&T 3G broadband connectivity, which is definitely helpful since users will be to connect to Sony’s online eBook store from practically...
Jabra Halo Stereo Bluetooth Headset
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Jabra has added a new pair of Bluetooth headphones to its range with the launch of the Jabra Halo Stereo Bleutooth Headset. The Jabra Halo Stereo Bluetooth Headset can connect to your iPhone or MP3 player via Bluetooth, and it can be connected to up to two mobile phones at once.
Google Mobile Maps To Crowd-Source Traffic Data
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Google has added US-wide real-time traffic data to its Google Maps for mobile service, and we can already hear privacy weenies firing up their Linux text editors to complain. Why? Because Google is “crowdsourcing” the data.
